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Originally Posted by slowsmile
The plugin does not combine or add h3. In other words, only combining h1 and h2 headings is what the plugin is supposed to do as is clearly stated in the plugin release notes -- it's certainly not a plugin error as you seem to be inferring.
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The error is not that it doesn't combine h1+h2+h3 but that it combines h1+h2 and DELETES h3.
That is damaging the book. If you more than two levels of headings, you can't use this plugin.
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Originally Posted by slowsmile
"I know there is no formatting in the NCX, at least no way I know of."
Actually you can both generate and edit/change the headings in the NCX TOC quite easily in Sigil. Just click on Tools > Table of Contents > Generate Table of Contents or Edit Table of Contents and then right-click and edit each heading as you like. In this way you can edit/change each NCX heading in turn by manually typing in and adding h1, h2 headings with a separator and even, if you like, adding h3 headings appropriately to each NCX heading.
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Not when I tried this.
Any codes you type into the the TOC editor get encoded and you just get visible code, not changes on format. e,g, adding <i> </i> to a heading, what I see is the literal codes and looking in the NCX what it did was
<text><i>TIME AND THE GODS</i></text>
If I edit the NCX to make it <text><i>TIME AND THE GODS</i></text>
and then do "Create HTML TOC", the tags were not there. And epubcheck says
ERROR(RSC-005): Error while parsing file 'element "i" not allowed anywhere; expected the element end-tag or text'.
Anyway, not asking to insert any formatting into the NCX.
I leave that to the HTML TOC.
Just a choice of separator character.